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Speculative Pennsylvania Farmers.
THEY INVEST IN MINING SHARES WHICH ARE BOOMEI

THEY INVEST IN MINING SHARES WHICH ARE DOOMED
BY FEMALE SPIRITUALIST.
Reading special to the Philadelphia Press,
April IL, says: Speculation is turning mems heads
In the townships OF Berks, as well as in the city.
The farmers OF Centre and Perry Townships have
weakness for mining stocks, and are pouring
thousands of dollars into hole eight miles from
Haywood, Col: Rev. X s. Appel, OF Hamburg. and
Reuben 1. Schlappig, OF MOhrsv1lle, both in this
county, are president and superintendent OF the
fredonla silver Mining Company. This corpora
ton runs the mine and sells the stock. In Berks
county shares bring $50 apiece; in Colorado it Is
SAID they are worth from TO 10 cents The COM
pany was organized several years ago by book
agent, named Sharp, who magnanimOusy gave
three miners 10, 600 shares stock each Tor their
claims. VIM. Rowe, q veteran prOspectOr OF this
city, spent eleven months at the mine and came
nome disguised, selling out his 1000 shares at
81 % each. He says it will not pay TO work the
lnine 8. Martin Harper, also OF Reading, who
spent hve months In the Fredonia, tonight made
similar statement. Ore that assayed $40 to SIS
per ton was found, but 1t wa, difficult TO get out,
ana then mad TO be carried by mules TWO miles TO
The railroad The mining is directed from time to
time ny female SpintuailSt from Lehigh County,
who Is nrst meSmerized by brother OF President
Appel. She always divineS large pockets oil the
richest ore, and the STOCK takes boom accordingly
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD, ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
WlCIAIRVOYANT, born with Second Sight. Every
hidden mYstery revealed Finds lost or buried trees
gres or mnss feSoys stolen property lost friends
bles Causes speedy narrlages Brings separated to.
All in trouble consult this clairvoyant Cures sickness
Satisfaction or no pay, to 8. Open Sunday. AZ
9th st., bet. and E sts. NV. It.
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PArApsco F1ouR1so Mus
Established 1774.
PATAPGCO gUPERLATIYE PATENT, THE PRE-
MIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, AND THE BEST IN
EVERY RESPECT FOR FAMILY USE.
The value of -four depends upon the ESSENTIAL,
ELEMENTS OF NUTRITION CONTAINED IN THE
BREAD 1T MAKES. Maryland and Virginia wheat,
from which our PATENT ROLLER FLOURS are
chiefly has long been conceded be Of
Hs fFHsty GssaS Sb it has RTEK
ANY OTHER This fact is recognized. not only in this
the "PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE" commands dsci-
dedty more rso'ev than any other American flour.
thereby clearly demonstrating its superior Qualities
for making the Whiest saceetest and most nutritious
Ask YOUR GROCER FOR PATAPSCO EUPERLA-
TIVE PATENT.
he does not keep it. and viii not get II for you.
had. G. A. 6AMBKILI. MANUFACTURING co.
f8-kt ,s-6m 214 Commerce IT.. Baltimore Ma
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How the Minister Became Popular

From the Philadelphia Times. April 10.
A good true story now current in New York tells
how young assist ant minister of 4 Fifth-ayenue
church has made his way rapidly into great social
favor. He did 1t by making the influential ladies
OF his congregation believe that they were respon-
sible for the best points in his sermons In MAX
ing a pastoral call, and when the conversation
turned on religious topics, he would pick out some
utterance OF his hostess, declare IL admirable and
occasion she would proudly hear him Introduce
an enlbeliished form Of the cOnceit with such an
introduction as Zone OF the brightest minds /
KNOW" or '.FrOm beautiful source comes the
idea" Could she thereafter fail to pet him? He
Is the lion OF hundred pariOrs
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Il ,PENNsY1XANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
- DOUBLE TRACK -. APLENDID sCENyRY.

ss ssss$
rom s.Sa of Sixth
For peus .nd ss Limited
ossfRaE S.ss ssS fr q aa:s
with slsepins Cars from .Harrsburx to Nncnnatt
m sespns
rs6ury to Cleveland. connecting a Harrisburg
ea sisfe 5F S.S ;na
and the Vest. with through sleeper Harrisburg 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Kre FapIndnifpa Eesaes ss,,d Buffalo Sssn
. cars Washing tor % Rochester ETA "''' 80
For aap lSi SUNDAYS MSysn and Em 1t eSo
For New York and the East, 1925, 900 and 1l;1s
On Sunday lo sSS So H. S go spS 70 1915
Except s of E@ .n5
For ssssR without e nj s
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. afford.
For issSs; u n
Yo$ Hsp!s.. s|sS Il sssa
1870 1915 and 09 60 IN eii' On ss saa 4.S
For fope's Creek Line n rs An and 4.4o PM daily
ssas:5 ssas.; s % s
S9S sB tzR sssHRrz ssD s
80 81 ST. 4 IL!
Train; ie;Ss 1eaeaTis tsr %ss6Gingtee. 300. 500
:n n2fS md 1CS S2 SlS
e snS snS n2s
81 and sn =: tine s d
Station orders the
JR. WOOD. General Passenger usa A Sas.A Aan sS
o. Schedule in eject March 1871, 1857.
eordonsvle Charlottcsyiie. Lyncbnrs AN: Saf!o"
e Eoas cssl and and s@
1 RsS S5ss Sss
Ly:lchburg Rocky Mount, Danville and stations be-
Snnrl0sss Atlantis sas oSInnEhap
Aaa ANA WITH Pa ssePss New
Ar to asM a a Mns geor
an. Md1y sfesIs Sunday for Manassas
oST$snsve chsss: ScssnsSa
and Solid Trains WsehDeton to Louisville siso for
Rock aud all Southwestern Points. through Pullman
Sleepers Wsshington TO Little Rock without change.
IL 100 M.-Southern Express Daily for IL nchbur1
Danvile. Raleigh. Ashcyille, Charlotte. Columbia
Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery, New Orleans
e Montsomery, CONNECTING with pullman Parior Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans Pullman sleepers Wash.
Trains on washington and Ohio division leave Wash
ingtOn 0:1S A. NJ, Daily except Sunday aud 4: 40 l
n. Daily; arrive Round Hill, II 81 A n and S:1O
NJ; Returning leave Round Hill G:O5 A. NJ Daily and
lao p N. Daily except Sunday. arriving Washington
$50 A. N. and ) 30 P. NJ.
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte Dan.
and 1928 ? NJ; via: East Tenn: bristol and Lynch:
Ohio Route and Cha rio ttesvle It O:4O p. IL Stras-
burg Local q. J:47 A. n.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and Information
furnished and lagaHe checked ut Office COL pennsyl
vania avenue, and at Passenger Station Pennsylvania
Railroad. 9Th aud streets. JAZZ. ]. TAYLOR.
mh12 General PASSENGER Agent
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\ higher grads a flA1tsf than ths puhlis
has hithssto knewo. Moss psns&sat1ns era
powerful shaa osnnea Pssoss RlasaaA
Solo " al druegistA h21-3m
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ATTORNEYS

Johns EAsTON, STENOGRAPHERs
81 y. s. Commissioners and Examiners in Chancery
472 Louisiana ave-, Rooms and 3, Gunton Building
Washington. D. G. Telephones at offices residences
0AMPPBELL CARRfNGTON, ATTORNRY-AT
~ Law, Barbour Law Building, 400 Louisiana
avenue, Washington. d. G. Residence. 1918 II St
n. ". dx2
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Cardinal, Gibbons Leaves Rome.

Rome Special to the Baltimore sun. April H.
Cardinal Gibbons left Rome this morning. Pre-
v1ous to his departure there was scene OF great
animation at the American College, where the
cardinal said farewell to the students In one OF the
parlors. He made q few touching remarks, and
the students babe him God-speed and cheered him
enthusiastically. Archbishop Carr, Bishops Keane
and Chatard Rector O'Connell, kOnsignor Bryan,
Dean verdon vice-rector OF the irish College, Rev
Father stephens Mr.. Henry Cassel, the papal
Chamberlain DR.. Ceccareu, the papal physician,
Capt. Cooper. and Messrs- Hately, De la Roche,
and Others accompanied Cardinal Gibbons TO the
railway station. The cardinal expressed much
gratincation At the kind attentions he had re-
cefved while In Rome and said he would always
retain delightful memories OF his visit. The cardi-
nal Is quite well, but Is thin and Is somewhat
fatigued with his duties here. He goes TO Florence
and viii spend some time in France before sailing
from Hayre for New York.
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PuRs ITALIAN Olive Ou
Assweet and palatablen
FRESH CREAM
Large invoices In Stock
ELPHONZo YoUNos
Company
428 9th street. MIA

War, War. War.
FOR THE
GREAT BANNER SALE
OF
CLoTH1Na,
BY THE
GLOBE CLOTHING CO..
At731 9TH ST. NV. AT 731 18th ST. NV.
BET. g and q SITS. BET and SITS.
MEMS SUITS. WORTH, GA, els AND els.
FOR s1o: CHOICE OF MANY STYLES.
MEMS PANTS. $780, 81 AND 1925, FOB
ellis.
BOYS SUITS. WORTH o. AND %, FOR a
AND s5.
cHILDRENs SUITS. WORTH $as0 AND
"a, FOR $3.50 AND e.
COME. THIS GREAT SALE AT 731 9TH
st. N. ". OPENS SATURDAY MORNINGS
AN BARGAINS FOR YOU. CONE AND
GET ALL STYLES OF MEMS. BOYS AND
CHILDRENs CLOTHING.
REMEMBER THIs SALE DOES NOT
COMMENCE TILL SATURDAY MORNING,
. O'CLOCK. DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE.
BUT CONE SOON AND GET YoUR CLOTH
INC AT THIS GREAT BANNER SALE BY
THE GLOBE oLoTHINa CO.. 731 9TH ST.
NV. BET. AND SITS
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Canadian geological survey; two subordinate
members OF the survey staff, and Dominion Land
surveyor Og1ivie. The chief object OF the expe-
d1tiOn Is TO locate and make preliminary SURVEY
OF the gold fields in Northern British Columbia.
strong representations have come from mining
companies at Seattle, Washington Territory.
wnlch desire 10 acquire mining rights In the dis.
trtct. bu6 will not invest capit Il unless the Cana
dian government gives them a sure title AS
mlnera are reported 10 be rushing into Canadian
territory east OF the one hundred and forty-second
MERRIAM, Messrs. Dawson and Og1lvie have been
created, by an order In council, police commits
siOners for British Columbia. in case an emer
gency arises The expedition will traverse a part
OF Alaska TO reach the base OF Operations. and a
stfe-eonduct permit has been obtained from the
United States authorities.
Spring Fashion.
Prom the Shoe and Leather Reporter
II Will perhaps be noticed that the fashion In
pocket books is that they are worn shorter and
lighter this spring. "--N
Baldheadesl, TOOthiess, and Alone.
From the Louisville Courier-JournaI
Who takes care or the Kansas baby while mn
pa and the hired girl are at the polls?
Some Of Besson's Pet Words.
From the N. Y. Tribune
In the May number Of sThe Chautauouan, Ed
ward Everett Hale quotes the assertion that .tbe
people OF Boston take up one new word every
year." and In sense youches for its trustworthi.
ness This is what DE. Hale says:
remember that one year the word was "frank ;,
veYv fyank ntctnra.r IN a, ~ n.'u PaIhtcd "a
az yery franE ssr,non.s th,t M nc Mau pfeacned
hons1e with .sa var fr,nt aiaga ,i var ouhG
Thai MIR Hi0otnSonss Ia, eSsoxyva a"A poe, ana
Illustrators of the subiecI snofbar oI E frank
tnre an 5000 1900 ~ an earnest pie
earned honse. patti Won,a x,ns L.. essay, an
and ,here would soon 10 nv oss seay earnestly,
he ohservad tSaf An 81 "a Sesee. ~ Will
sftertiva 80 SA' AA0saAA~1 Vic "oio Il an
The ye.r~ vhar a,,.,I, "a .......
the craze In Ro..snn nrohs n,v re,oo% tn - were
paraItyeIy recens n.sf CO.. T ~ - the com
WA a wear rSS.sSiT sa,ts ~ raa snea JACK tnere
s.,.,,s p0 SetfeS VI years wnen ''over-
ny ~ abs, ,s.s ses m NJ good second
coOAe eAES nCiSut VI tttc Io0iliOH Oh tne$H.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

j. B. LEpREyx NJ. LEpREux
Formerly with L. Hanson Hiss Co.
J:B. LEPKEUX BRO, sos Eth st. sw.
We wish to call your attention to our large and COM
pete stock Of paperhangings Also to our prices En-
bossed Gilt Paper b0c Ordinary Gilt Parer. Doe. 35c
pers, Zoe. 9-nch Embossed Gold Borders 6Oc and
1nc 6-incn Embossed Gold Borders. 4Oc and SOC
5-inch Embossed Gold Borders, Doc and Ace All work
Guaranteed Orders by postal promptly attended ".
apl4-Gt
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ks1K PoW0ef Co0f1H In FaAhfOn,
From ths Boston Traveller
As more than one London "arst ns2hsr LACEY
powdered coaaases have made their apuzarancs
n the stalls OF the Wess End theateT.A and, al
eyeryGhinG must have beginning, s is, INST pfa.a
Dse hat this pnenomenon may pOrIaod 4 eeners
return 10 the fashion OF using hair I,0ssdeS y
prevalent in the last century.
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LONE JACK, Mo-, Sept IA, 1885
have been using Hop Bitters and have received
great benefit from them for liver complaint and malls
rial fever They superior to all other medicines
F. NJ BARNE&
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From Town Topics.
''Shes an awfully talented girl"
'1s she, indeed?"
eyes. Why She can bowl and box and smoke
cigarettes and play the banjo like professional,
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HArEsvILLx. ONO, Feb. IL, 1884
I am very glad to say have tried Hop Bitters and
never took anything that did me much good only
took two bottles and would not take 300 for the
good they did me- recommend them to my patients
and get the best Of results from their use
c. B. MERCER, II. D.
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MoRE FAcra.

STERLING, IT.. Aus 22, 1885.
We feel we must write something Of the success Of
Hop Biters Their sale is thrbble that Of any other
article of medicine Hence we feel it but justice TO you
aud your Btters to say that 1t is medicine of real
merit and virtue. aud doing much good and efectins
great cures.
Yours JFk H h UTLEY
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New HAVEN, CoEN., Sept. Is, 1885,
We take pleasure in giving you notice, and nice
strong one. chop Btters) deserves it. We use It.
and we know it deserves 1.-THE Re0fster.
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GREENwICH, N. T., Feb IL, 1885.
Hop Bitters are the most valuable medicine ever
Knew should not have any mother but for them.
HENRY KNAPP.
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nSrMDArHG FRESH SCHOOL CHuDRxN-At Lt5eo-
vob Coaaly kerry, Iretana. yesterday, q band Of
alhseo anu disguised Aen tired In the dlIec ton o.
.sac cai.aren returninx from school, and then e.
longer attend the school.
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Prom the Shoe and Leather Reporter
IL Will perhaps be noticed that the fashion in
pocket books Is that they are worn shorter and
lighter this spring.
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HoP BIrrERs Co.:
Strs-I was given by the doctors to die Of scrofua
consumption. Two bottles of your Bitters cured me.
They are having large sale here
LEROY BREWER
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The GAINESVILLE Crooks.

Thompson and Wilson who are in
jail awaiting their trial at the May
term of the u. 5. cour, do not improve
upon long acquaintance, Thompson
especially. This Young mans brother
came from Chicago to see him few
days ago and had an interview with
him. Since these men have been in
carcerated great many inquiries have
been made coccrning them. They
refused TO have their photographs
taken, and instead Of sending such out,
photographs are sent here in order to
ascertain if these charges are the
birds they are looking for.
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Real Estate Transferred.

f.. W. ForlineS ana wife to Akin a.
Phillips, 75x139 on Crockett street,
$500.
ID. Fctzer and wife to W. w. Fetzcr
lot . block -, Fctzer's adj, 81 400.
j. =. Harris and wife to Fannie w
Hindman, lot , block H., Oak Clih,
$500
A. l.. Eads and wife to G.. l.. Mismer,
55 acres of Z. Taylor survey, S1400.
j. w. Crowdus to Henry Perkins,
lot 3, block 10, Crowdus and Akard's
addition Sl67.
A. c. Reaves TO L. VI. Watts, S6XlS5
feet on Swiss avenue, S2i00.
J. : Halter and wife to Il. l.. II en-
ry, 100 acres, p. L. Smith survey, $500.
Bowser a. Lennon to A. j. Knight,
lot block r., Oak Lawn, $3.50.
c. II. Bennett to Geo. :. Lack, 22X
los feet in ID. l.. Stuart addition, $3.50
Phillip Sanger to Kirkland, 12lXS0
feet Scrgar street, $1,000.
Mary A. Clay to VIM. Vaughan lot
II. block 29l, SilOOO.
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HON. II. q. MILLS.
His Trouble Over the StcnO-
graphic Report Of His Big
Speech.

soon after the Hon. II. q Mills de-
liyercd his two hours speech at the
state anti-prohibition convention ON
Tuesday, young man came to the
table where sat several reporters, and
asked for the stenographcr who tool,
down his speech, stating that Mr.. Mills
desired to revise it, \ reporter in.
formed the young man that the only
stenographic report that he knew any
thing about was taken by Young
man employed by the prohibitonists
and that ii was hardly possible that
/ the said stcnographer was authorized
to allow Mr., Mills to add 70 and cnt
orh q; he pleased, and he feared that
there wculd be poor chance for Mr..
Mills to revise that speech. That he
would have to take il as II came from
his lips, red hot.
The young man went away and WAC
seen atterward in consultation with
Barney Gibbs.
Mr., Mills bitter arraignment of the
priests and preachers from Priest
Aaron down to preacher Carroll, will
be published vcrbatum. and if it does
not prove one of the best campaign
prohibition documents c2tant, then
the english language is meaningless.
A gentleman informed areportcr of
the HERALD at the time Mr.. Mills bad
a grievance, that he had been a deacon
in the church in his town aud because
he took the anti-prohbition stand
they turned him out, and TO get even
with his preacher he maIles his party
stand by and witness him apply the
lash to apcase his wrath, no mattc.'
what it costs his party.
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County Court.

J. VI. Carter, carrying Il dirk, fined
S25 and costs.
j. NJ. Carter, carrying a pistol. fined
S25 and costs.
Lane SpiIlers, carr! ing pistol,
iiGcd S25 and costs.
Matte Shepherd, simple assault aud
battery, tiued SO.
J. c. Bigger, disturbing the peace,
discharged.
Grundy Cox, gaming, two cases
fined $40 in one, not guilty in the
other
Sallie Smith, disordcrly house, not
guilty.
Maud Dunbar, disGrdcrly house, rot
guilty.
VIM, Shea, violating Sunday law
not guilty.
Edward Currie, carrying pistol. not
gully.
John Keller, violating sunday law,
not guilty.
John Myers, gaming, not guilty,
Pat O'Kecfe, violating sunday law,
not guilty.
John Elliott, violating sunday law,
not guilty.
John Norton, gambling, not guilty
Brosier Smith, bond forfeited, alias.
Chas. j, Greenwald, aggravated as
sault aud battery, not guilty.
Chas. O. Connerty, aggravated as.
sauIt and battery, fined $75 and cost.
E. Randall, gaming. not guilty.
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Colorcd Presbyterian Church.

The committee appointed by Dal-
las Presbytery TO organize colored
Presbyterian Church in Dallas com
pletcd their work last Sabbath after
noon in the First Presbyterian
Church, which was begun the Sab
bath before, and having been inter
rupted by other duties was po6tponed
till last Sabbath. About twenty
members went into the organization
and some ten more will join soon.
They elected three ruling elders, who
were duly ordained and installed. DR..
Smith preached the sermon and ad-
ministcred communion.
The committee will individually
sign n recommendation to the citizens
of Dallas to give this new organiza-
ton all the moral and pecuniary en-
couragement that they possibly can.
Subscription papers thus signed will
be furnished to the officers of the
church, who will in due time call on
the citizens for their aid, as they will
soon need TO buy Il lot and put up a
house of worship. The arrangements
made for worship are only temporary
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You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is poor. you arc bothered with
Headache. you are fidgety, nervous
and generally out of sorts. and want
to brace up. Brace up. but not with
stimulants, spring medicines or bitters.
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour. and then leave You in a
worse condition than before. What
YOU want is an Alternative that viii
purify your hcod. star, heaiiny action
of Liver and Kidneys. restore your
vitality and give renewed health and
strength. Such a medicine you will
lind in Electric Biticrs. aud only 80
cents a bottle. az W. II. Howell s.
Bros. Drug Store.
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Richardson

Plenty of rain and everything on
the boom.
Prohibition meeting well attended.
Rev. Martin preached at the Meth
odist church Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. Jackson, of Caruth, visited his
family here sunday.
Mr.. VIM. strait and family visited
relatives and friends here Sunday.
MIR Henry Hatcher was in Dallas
Wednesday on business.
Mr. Wick skics and wife have re-
turned from visit to Denton.
Mr. Foster Nichols, of Dallas, spent
sunday here with a relative?
Miss Bette Huffman opened school
at the Stratton school House last
Monday.
Mr.. ID. Il. Huffhin is doing a good
business in his new store.
Prof. Harris Bewitt. of this COM
munity. died on last Sunday night i'm
California, where he had recently
gone for his health. His funeral will
be preached at this place on next Sun
day by Revs. Spencer and Templeton
Mr.. Thomas Walton and family,
Mrs. Allen and daughter, Miss Katie,
and Mr.. Robert Chick dined with
Prof a. II. llill and wife Sunday.
Mr.. y. II. stephens and family, late
of Kentucky have located in our town,
and still they come.
There is nothing like having every
thing on a lookup, unless It is the
pleasure of reading a good local news
paper for instance. the HERALD.
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Wnntcd A Young Mnn.

Passing by IL. II. Rodgers, il3 Elm
street, state Agent for Locke \ jew
ellis celebrated pleasure vehicles, We
found him so crowded with orders for
surrys, buggies, phTtons, Russian
drags and other stylish pleasure vehi-
cles that he stated that be was COM
PEELED to have more help, and an OPP
portunily is now offered TO young
man who is not afraid of work, and
they should apply to him.
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If Sufferers from Consumption,

Scroiula, Bronchitis and General Debility
will try SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites, they will find inn
mediate relief and permanent benefit The
medical profession universally declare it a
remedy of the greatest value and very
palatable. Read: 81 have used ScoWs
Emulsion in several cases of scrofula and
Debility in children. Results most crafty
ing. My little patients take it with pleas
rev. A. HUBERT, N. H.. salisbury,
Ill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-06
$50 IaD-RObc.

Stoaks and Foster, colorcd, who
were arrested last evening and trans
ferred from the recorders to the
county court this morning arc in Jail,
The thing they stole is $50 lap-robe
hnnd made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-06
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-06
Sunday School Picnic.

The picnic to have been given by
the Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow has been
postponed till the following Satur-
II.